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Nutrition with Nina – Media, Comment & Expert Copy

Have Your Media Content Written or Delivered by
Nutrition and Health Expert, Nina Sabat

Need clear, credible health content your audience will trust? Whether it’s a written article, expert quote, audio recording or live interview – you’re in the right place.

Nina Sabat is a practising Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, BANT-Registered Nutritionist, and BBC Academy Expert Voice. With a BSc (Hons) in Neuroscience and over 12 years in practice – including work on NHS-led projects – she brings both authority and approachability to every brief.

Nina is available for:

✔️ Expert comment & interview
✔️ Health articles & features
✔️ Audio and on-camera recordings

Email now to discuss how I can help you with written copy, expert comment, audio recordings and live interviews

Nina Sabat - a BBC Academy Expert Voice

A BBC Academy Expert Voice
in Health and Nutrition...

Nina Sabat - London based media nutritionist

A Nutrition and Wellbeing Expert...

As a London-based media nutritionist, I have experience providing comments and giving interviews

I’m a BBC expert voice in Health and Nutrition with experience both live and in the recording studio.
I’ve recorded educational content for esteemed companies, including The College of Contemporary Health and The Leprosy Mission.
I’ve also been interviewed on food, health and nutrition for ITV (Holidays from Hell) and the BBC.

Nina Sabat - Health writer and Health Blogger

A Health writer and blogger...

As a health writer and blogger on health, supplements and women’s health, I provide engaging comments and create claims-compliant, jargon-free copy. I have written for Marie Claire, Women’s Fitness, Natural Health, Woman & Home, Your Healthy Living and other magazines and publications.

“Nina, I’m almost crying at your copy. What fabulous advice. Just so brilliant. You’ve really helped with the confusion that surrounds supplement buying.”

Lynn Cardy, Wellbeing writer

“I am immensely grateful to Nina, my Nutritional Therapist researcher.”

Patrick Holford, author of ‘Good Medicine’